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Section of Randolph Street closed until Monday

By Thomas Czaja

The Chicago Department of Transportation announced Friday that a section of Randolph Street will be closed until Monday.

Randolph Street between Garland Court and Michigan Avenue was closed 8 p.m. Friday to erect a construction crane and is scheduled to reopen at 11:59 p.m. Sunday, according to CDOT.

Westbound traffic is being detoured to southbound Michigan Avenue, west on Madison Street and north on State Street back to westbound Randolph Street, CDOT said.

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